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A New Neighborhood
Bellingham's newest neighborhood will offer a sophisticated, urban lifestyle unparalleled in the Pacific Northwest. Some of the amenities will include:  | Easy access to an active lifestyle with miles and miles of waterfront trails, a series of large waterfront parks, and multiple kayak beaches offering a quick launch to some of the world's best paddling waters.
Waterfront living at its finest with spectacular views of Bellingham Bay and the San Juan Islands.
|  | - Close proximity to Bellingham's vibrant downtown core, which offers specialty retail shops, restaurants, and a wide-variety of cultural experiences including the Whatcom Museum of History & Art, the Children's Museum, and the historic Mount Baker Theatre (the largest performing arts facility of its kind north of Seattle).
- A sophisticated, urban lifestyle with cultural events and intellectual energy that come from living next to Western Washington University's extension campus.
|  | - A new, state-of-the-art marina and visitor boating docks along the Whatcom Waterway offering quick and easy access to the world-class cruising waters of the San Juan Islands.
- Dining options - which might include a short walk to one of the many restaurants in Bellingham's downtown core, or a stroll down to the waterfront to purchase freshly caught salmon, crab or shrimp from local fishermen.
|  | - A neighborhood built within the historic fabric of Bellingham's working waterfront that celebrates the marine trades economy.
- A neighborhood built in harmony with the natural environment using smart growth principles and sustainable development practices to serve as a model for environmental innovation and demonstrate humans can live better and smarter.
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A National LEEDer
Bellingham's waterfront redevelopment has been selected as a pilot project for new Leadership in Environmental and Energy Design for Neighborhood Development (LEED ND) standards, which are being developed by the U.S. Green Building Council. Smart Growth
Smart growth principles are being used to guide the waterfront redevelopment effort and increase community benefits to the entire county. The Waterfront District will...
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